(), a daughter of Masistes, the brother of
Xerxes I. Xerxes gave her in marriage to his son Dareius, but he himself was in love with her,
and on one occasion was obliged, by his own imprudent promise, to give her a robe which he had
received as a present from his wife Amastris. Thus the king's paramour became known, and
Amastris, fancying that the love affair was the work of the wife of Masistes, took the most
cruel vengeance upon her. (Chil. 2.6.)